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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1895)
12 THE OMAITA DAILY HBRs SAT IT 1 ? DAY , NOAniJISDUStt 23 , 1895 Wages in the Old World * 7 Compiled hy Uio SI , Louis ( llohc Democrat. ( Itimfln tenner * earn < 187 a year. A Ocrrnnn polter earn * $15 ? n rear. SnllmaXors In Ireland make $1.96 a week. Slilpvilghtoln iclf ) t make .14 a wwk. A wcmr In Jtnifalem earns SO cent * a 'lay. LneetnaUora In India receive 25 cents a day. A fttonicutttr In Cairo makes 10 ctnts a day. Upholstcrm In Dublin make S.2G a week. An Italian mason makes $3 to I3.GO a work. Stevedores In Italy make about $7.44 a week. Joiners In England receive about JS.S1 a week. An English painter avoraR about $8 n week. Liverpool bollcrniaUcm are jmlJ $3.63 a n cok. A carpenter In Ilrcmon makes $5.20 $ a \\cck. Chlnew ten packer * are content with ft a week. An Ironvvotkcr In Syria ran make ? 3 a week. A Bwordmnkcr In Damascus can earn $3 a week. Ilollennakcrs In Hamburg are paid $5.45 a week. * A turbanmiker In Teheran earns $2.60 n week. A sllppermakcr In Calru can earn CO cents i day. A Uusnlan teamster receives about 40 cents i day. A fezmukcr In Turkey can earn 70 cents I day. A UUBitlan farm laborer gels about $10 a month. SIIUworkiTs In Germany receive about $110 s.ycnr. A hostler In Iliisala makes $0 a month and his board. Pearl borers In Ceylon can earn about 20 cents a day. A plasterer In Home recelvos from $3 to J4.2D a week. A street car driver In London averages $5.82 u week. A shoemaker In Ilonic earns from $1.SO to $2.40 a week. Gatherers of tea leaves In China receive 6 cents a day. A deer-tender In Norway gets $7 a month and hl > board. A coffee picker In Arabia can earn about 3G ccnls a day. A native switch-tender In Bengal gets about 15 cents a day. Liverpool machinists receive a weekly av erage pay of $ S. * A hat maker In Venice realizes from $2.40 to $4.80 a week. A Journeyman Jeweler In Damascuo can earn $7 a , week. Quarrymen In Prussia can make no more than $03 a year. The employes In German paper milts earn $1C2 per annum. " Glasw-blowcro In Germany receive no mdro than $165 a year. A railroad watchman In India receives about $4 a month. 4 A weaver In Morocco makes from 25 cents to CO cents a day , A house painter In Turin receives from $2.40 to $3 a week. 1 Calker.i In the English ship yards make 'about $7.90 a week. ' , Molders In the German factories average about $5.50 a week. Indian Ivory cutters , by constant work , can nnko $3 a week. . An English carpenter receives a weekly average pay of $9.11. Cabinetmakers In Denmark receive $ t.5S a week ; In Italy , JX40. Cabinetmakers In Florence receive 48 cents to 08 cents per day. A Journeyman tailor In Constantinople re ceives 50 cents a day. A winder In a Swiss silk mill receives 'about 40 cents a day ' A ptone-cutter In Genoa will receive from $3 to J3.GO per week. A'journeyman tailor In Smyrna can earn ] about GO cento a day. Patternmakers In the Hamburg ship yards are paid $5.70 a week. An Arabian coffee sorter realizes about 25 cents ? for a day's labor. Domestic servants In India are paid about $1 a week , with board. A first class seamstress in India Is paid from $1 to $5 a month. Illveters In the boiler shops of north Ger many make $5 a week. Hammock bearers In China receive from 10 cents to 30 cents a day. The employes of German rolling mills re ceive about $238 a year. Butchers In Belgium receive $4.31 and In Denmark $4.37 a week. A railroad laborer In India earns from 5 .cents to 10 cents a day. A female laborer In Austria gets from 25 cents to 40 centa a day. , Common Chinese laborers can earn from 5 centa to 15 cents a day. An Italian wood carver receives from 39 cents to G8 cents a day. Brass founders In England receive $7.47 a week ; In Germany , $4.38. Engineers In Now South \Vale receive $13.50 , In Denmark $6.45. Sheotlron workers In the German boiler shops make $4.50 a week. An Italian blacksmith , In his native land , makes about $2.40 a week. An ordinary day laborer In Munich makes from 51 to GG cents a day. The average pay of a farm laborer In Bavaria Is 48 cents a day. Bolt makers In Liverpool realize $7.90 from a week's hard work. A Jackotmaker In Erzeroum receives about 30 cenU a day and his tea. A camel driver In Persia Is paid $7 a month and boards himself. Tailors In Spain earn $4.90 a week ; ID Italy , $4 ; In England , $7.40. An expert bricklayer In Berlin earns an average of $253 per annum. Patternmakers in the ship yards of Liver pool receive $8.51 per week. Telegraph operators In Germany receive $5.11 a week ; In Italy , $5,20. Skilled coppersmiths In Germany rarely make more than $6 a week. Clerks In Chinese stores receive about 15 cents a day , with their tea. Manual laborers about the Gorman ship yards average $4.32 a week. A mason In Brazil makes $5.S5 a week ; In Denmark , $5.3G ; In Italy , $3. Hallway laborers In Holland average from 36 cents to 70 cento per day. Tanners In Germany earn $3,80 a week ; In Belgium , { 5.81 ; In Italy , $2.20 ; Gardeners In Germany receive $3.78 a week , In France $5.11 , and In Italy $1. Cutlers In Germany receive $3.90 per wosk , In England $7 , and In Italy $3.80. Iho average mechanic In a German ma- chlno shop , will earn $250 a year , Sallmakcrs In Germany earn $2.85 a week ; In Italy , $2.80 ; In Belgium , $4.56. $ In Spain , a carpenter , by working ten hours a day , makes $3.90 a week. Swiss weavers make from 40 cents to 60 cents a day by working ten hours , In the German stove works employes ire paid from 48 cents to $1.20 a day. In Munich printers coiuldtr themselves ( ortunate If they make 82 cents a day. Teamsters In Franco receive $5.57 a week , In Germany $2.96 , and In Italy $1.50. A first clans Italian carriage builder re ceives about 96 centa for u day's work. A porter In Constantinople , with steady employment , can make 60 cents a day. The laborers In chemical factories In Ger many earn on the average $188 a year , la the private schools of China a teacher la paid about 1 cent a day for eac.li pupil. A dyer and finisher In a Swiss ( 'ilk mill receives from 30 cents to 50 centra day , ' Unskilled laborers In the Swim Iron work * conildcr themselves fortunate It they make ' CO cents a daSkilled workmen receive from BO cents to $1 , according to dexterity and length of employment. The- employer of pan and water works In Germany earn an average of $104 a year. Blacksmiths employed In railway labor ihops in Holland receive $ G.OS per week. Lithographers In Otrmany receive $5.GO a week , In France $7.17 , In England $7.07. A silk spinner In Aleppo , by working from sunrise to sunset , can catn 7i > cents a day , A casJimerp shawl weaver In Persia earns by the lirmlrtt labor about 40 cents a day. A blacksmith In England , by rcgulir and constant work , realizes about $9.36 a week , The nvrago uagc paid In the Swiss cotton mills Is beiwecn 29 cents and f > 0 cents a day. The average wages of tkllled operatives In the textile Industries In Bavaria arc 72 cents. Strict car drivers In Spiln receive $3 per week , In New South Wales they receive $12. Nallmalcrs in Germany iccelve $3.12 a week , In Switzerland $2.61 , and In Paly $3.20. Bricklayers In Spain receive $5.40 a week , In England they get $7 , and In Holland $3.29. Hoofers In Brazil make $5.31 a week ; In Belgium , 51.OS ; In Derminrk , $8 ; In Italy , $4.20. In New South Wales gas fitters are paid $13.30 a neck. In Uermnny they receive $1.08. The bos ? of a German stone quarry earns about $2J2 psr year ; the ordinary laborer $187. $187.A A first cl.iss carpenter In Geneva receives from $3.GU to $6 acsk for steady employ ment , A Spanish plumber , by labor as hard as lila constitution will endure , makes $3,2. a week. Pearl divers In Ceylon receive about 20 centa a day and a small percentage of the catch. A skilled workman on the docks of Hol land makes from $1 to $1.80 a week the year round. Coopers In England receive $7.50 per week ; In Germany , $3,97 , and In New South Wales $12.90. . Clgarmakers In Spain receive $4.80 a week ; in France , $4,65 ; In Germany , $3,63 ; and In Italy , $3. Laborers In the ship yards of North Ire land realize no wore than $3.77 for n week's hard work. In Berlin a skillful machine maker , with constant work , earns no more than $250.60 per annum. Cinnamon strlppsrs , who peel the bark from the shoots In Ceylon , earn about 25 cents a day. Printers In New South Wales receive $14.10 a week ; In England , $7.17 ; In Italy , $4.60 ; In Spain , $4.50. An Irish plumber makes , In his native country , about $8.75 a week , and payy hs ! assistants $2.67. The reelcrs In the Swiss cotton mills re ceive from 20 cents to 40 cents a day , ac cording to work. A farm laborer In India Is fortunate If he receives 10 cents a day for laboring from dawn until dark. Carriage drivers In Francs receive $4.S2 a week , In England $5.15 , In Germany $3.21 , and In Italy $2.60. Tea rollers , who with their fingers- roll the tea leaves into pellets , earn from 7 cents to 10 cents a day. An expert tea mixer In China commands high wages , being paid from GO cants to'l a day for his work. Skilled female' labor in Munich , In what ever calling. Is rarely' paid a higher rate than 72 cents day.i ; . , . " Iii. New "South. Wales 'bakers are piijd $12.65 a" week ; In "Switzerland they rec2ive $3,88 ; In Spain , $4.50. * A plumber-ln Bremen , or Hamburg by hard labor and In a favorabje season can make no more than $5.40 a week. Confectioners In France receive $1.85 a week , In Germany $3.40 , lu Italy $3.75 , In New South Wales $33.40. Distillers In Victoria , Australia , receive $9.75 a week , In Germany $3.56 , In Denmark ' $3'.90 , and In Spain $1.23. phoemakcra In Now South Wales cirn $9.80 a week ; In New Zealand , $11.GS ; In Germany , $3 ; in Spain , $3,30. In Holland the avcrags rate of wages for skilled laborers of every description is from 8 tents to 10 cents an hour. A-street waterer In Calcutta , who sprinkle : ' the streets from a water-skin carried on lily shoulders , Is paid 6 cents a day. Jewelers IP New South Wales receive $22.80 a week , In Switzerland $6,35 , in Ger many $5.21 , and in France $6.24. A German bookbinder receives $4.20 a week ; In Switzerland the sains class of la bor Is paid 54.CS ; and In Italy , $3.SO. Drivers on the street cars in Amsterdam and Rotterdam receive from $4.05 to $5.68 per week , while the conductor gets $5.25. An Italian tailor In constant employment will make from $2.40 to $4.20 a week , out of which he provides hlo own macaroni. Brewers In England receive $0.85 a week ; In Germany they are paid $5 ; In Holland JG ; In New South Wales they receive $23 , Locomotive englnjers In Holland receive from $4SG to $6,85 per week , and a monthly bonus , according to behavior and amount of work done. The general rate of pay for all classes c labor In Switzerland Is a little over half a much as Is paid for the Mine description e ! work In Great Britain. English laborers , take the country over , average about $4.SG u week , from which they are expected to board and clothe them selves and their families. Grape treaders In Portugal , who tread out the Julco with their bare feet , get 50 cents a day , a high rate , as they claim the Julco is apt to make their feet sore. A first-class male telegraph operator In the government service of Great Britain receives an average of $9.73 a week ; a first-class fe male operator receives $6.80. Letter writers in Spain receive about 10 cents a page for writing letter ? ; if required to take extra pains'as with a young woman's love letter , they charge IF ! cents. The employes on the Great Midland rail way In England are paid by the year and receive an annual Increase of wages. The first year they are paid $97.33 , and their pay gradually rlsa until In the tenth yqar It amounts to $389,32 , A Chlneso doctor le employed by families by the year , at a rate , according to their means and his reputation , of 1 cent ( o 5 cents a day as long as every member of the family Is well. When one fallu 111 the doc tor's pay stops until health Is fully restored , Iluckli-ii'H Arnica Naive , The best salve In the world for cutsbruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever bores , tetter , chapped hands , chilblains , corns , and all skin eruptions , and positively cures piles , or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give pr- fect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co. CIIAII.U'TKH l\ > , \IIS. liWlilrli n Mnnlpiirr I * \ltlc lit I'linl Out SniiiHIiliiK. "Dear me , but you arc luxurious In your tastes ! " Mid A pretty little manicure , who does n thriving hunlti ss In caring for the hands of men , AS well as those of women. The cuptomer to whom she > poke , relates the New York Sun , was n young woman whom the manicure lnd never nten before. "And , pray , how do you know that 1 am luxurious In my tastes ? " the customer asked in astonishment , and at the sarno time with much Interest. "Oh , I can tell by your nails. You hoar people constantly talking of character being shown In the hands , feet , eyes or mouth but no one but a manicure with years of ex perience knows how people can be read by their finger nails. I have been In this busi ness five years ; many of my customers are men , and I've got those that come to me regularly down pretty fine , and yet I've never exchanged a dozen words with most of them I Judge everybody the first time that I fix the nails , and It Isn't often that 1 make a wrong estimate of a person's-character. " "But how In the world can you tell'whai a man or n woman Is merely by the flnfitr nails ? " asked the customer. "Because thev nro such telltale ? . Arf soon ns I took your hatul in mine and saw haw your nclls grew Into the flesh at the points and sides I knew Instantly that all ycur tastes are luxurious , and you Indulge yourself too , Just as far as you can , don't you ? " "I'm afraid you arc right. " "There , now , I know it. All of my cus tomers who have such tastes have nails that grow Into the flcEft , They quarrel about It , and beg me fcr something- stop this tendency , but I can't stop the work of na- tur . Of course , It's ugly and often causes pain to ha\c the nail Imbed Itself In ths- flesh , but If one is fond of sslf-lndulgcnce one must pay the penalty , even to the finger nails. "The other day a little Woman cam ? In here with palo nails ; they were almost Icad-colnreJ. She made two cr three' pleasant remarks nm' finally said : " 'I wish my nails were pink like thoos of most f Iris. ' s " 'But you can't hnve pink nails so long as you are so melancholy , ' I answered , end she blurted out ! " 'Ycu never saw me before , and don't know whether" I'm tnilancho'.y or not ! ' " 'Oh , yqs , I do , ' I said , 'becausa the' color of rour nails tells me so. I've several melancholy customers , but they dsn't know that I know It. When a parson Is subject to fits of the. blues , or rntlier Is In a constant staga of depression , the nails seem to turn IsaS-colorcfl from sympathy. If you would make up your mind to always be cheerful your nails would grow ; > ! nk after awhile. ' "Then she told me how sua had lost hcc sweetheart Just two weeks bafore they wire to be married , and although three years have eiapfoil she has never b > en abU to fcluko off the melancholy. "Well , " resumed the manicure , "broad nails Indicate a gentle , timid and bashful nature. Of course , people with broad nulls oftn overcome their timidity and have per fectly easy manners , but they are Invariably gentle. I made a customer very ansry once. She was a middle-aged woman , and It wa.s the first time that she- had ever come to me She said that a dear friend , Mrs. Brown , who was one of my regular customers , had iccommendcd her to come to me. As soon as I began to work on her nails she began to quarrel. She quarreled with my Instru mcnts and my way of using them , and finally let In on her dear friend for send'.tu : her to me. I worked away and said nothing , ami vhen I finished l.er nails looked rcUly bsau- tlful. She looked at them and then at me and said : " 'You must think ma very disagreeable. ' " 'Oh , no , ' I answered. 'I knew you would quarrel about something when you sa' down , because your narrow nails told ms that you had a quarrelsome nature and you are not only quarrelsome , but you havs an Inordinate ambition. Pardon my frankness , but people with narrow nails like yours are always quarrelsome and umbltloui. " "She flounced cut , but she has come to me once a week ever sine ? . "That very day a stout man of athlstic build came In. He fixsd his plerclnc eyes upon me- and seemed to be trying to read me , but I ha 1 Uho advantng ? , because * 1 could read him without glancing at his face. After a time he began to question m ; about my business * , and I plucked up courage to vcluntesr : " 'And you are a studnt you are fond of knowledge and arc full of liberal sentiment. ' "Ho stared at me ts If I * wei'e crazy , uud said nothing more , but when he went to leave he undid a parcel , took out a book and wrot : upon the fly leaf , 'For the little manicure who read the author at first sight. From the author , ' and prcsjiited It to me * . Tha' author was one of the most popular belong ing to the realistic school , and I guess he thought I v.au a witch , or , of course , he thought that nobody would take him for a student with his magnificent phyalqtie. He- dl.ln't know that his round na Is had In dicated to in ? what his chief characteristics were , and he has never been back since. "Small nails indicate littleness of mind , cbstlnacy and conceit. Watch out for the person with small nails , especially If It hap- p'lis to be a man , for he will be capable of petty thought ; , speeches and actions , and thinks more of himself than any one else. 1C It Is a woman , she Is apt to be spiteful and jealous , and , generally speaking , says tiling behind your back i'iiat she wouldn't to your face. "People of bilious temperament have red and spotted nails , and so do martial nun , delighting In war. Where you see these rcJ nails you may be sure that the person possessing them is easily Irritated , though tpt to get In a good humor Just as easily. "There Is a superstition to the effect that , Itlto marks on the nails denote- misfortune , tut there Is nothing in It. These w'alte marks .hat school girls call beaux merely show thut ihero Is too much acid In the system. They are rather disfiguring , but are easy enough to get rid of If one Is Incline. ! tu diet for a week. "People with very pale nails are subject to much bodily Infirmity , and If you observe them closely you will find that they always have a grievance. They rsally are easily Im posed upon , and often suffer psrsecutlou from neighbors and friends , and they dote on talkIng - Ing about their troubles. Bo lenient with them , because they cannot help It , " Good advice. Never leave home on a Journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy , Mltlu Hhoily'N Kmliivuco' One triumph which Little Khody can al ways count on , says the New York Sun , IE that of being the most densely populated of the states. She not only holds the record now In that respect , but has held It for more than a century ; besides , she Is constantly Improving It , If , Indeed , adding numbers tea a small area is to he called Improvement. In the census of 1895 , now completed , she shows 354 people to the equara mile , as against only 318 In 1890 and against G3 In 1870. Rhode Island must have been rather a lonesome place , for the most part , 100 years ago , Whether she will continue to hold her dis tinction through the next century , as during the present , may be a question. Massa chusetts In still second , as she was In 1800 , but the stern chase Is a long one. Mzisa- chusetts , rather curiously , showed 318 people to thf square mile this year , as Rhode Island did In 1890 , thus making the latter Juflt five years ahead. New Jersey holds third place and Connecticut fourth. Quaker Wisdom "Things sweet to taste prove in digestion sour. " Avoid all such and eat wholesome , delicious Quaker Oats. The perfection of breakfast cereals. OATS Sold only in 2-lb. Packages. A GREAT BIG PI EC ECOF OF FOR CENTS Do \ [ > . Know Its Cause ? 6 Indigbstioni Do you know when 6A , A Jiyoui rhavew it ? JDo you know its cause and cure ? Ask your drug gist' for -Rip mis' Tabales , One gives relief. 9 , Tabi' < Sold by dniEKKIs- Dy mall If Ihe pilcc Ci lents a . to * . ) la lunt lo . tlio , . It- ! . pans flicmlcnl Company. No. Id Sjce it. N. Y. Scarles & Searles SPECIALISTS IN Ncrv.us , Caroji'j ' nnd Piivatc Diseases tUiXDAU/Y. V All.rrlvuti ! Dili-uses ' nnil OlHimliTiiof .111a ! ; ' ) TrvJtuiunt by mull , voiuultiitloii frou. SlfPHiLlS Cured fur life anil HID polsun thoroughly cUanetd from the system. 1'ILUH , FISTULA und RECTAL UI.CKHH , HYDHOCKLK ANO VARICOC17LK iiermanenlly nnd successfully cured. Method new nnd unfjlllns , STRICTURE AND BLEET8KS lly new method ivltliout pain or cutting. Cull on or address with stump , ' " " " " " Or , Searles & GUPflDEME , CUlt UJO CIU.U. 01 i l-au > ) , . nl lens , Impoteaoy , wrlcoiele anil conaiil pallon. One dollar a box , fix for | 5. For ! by TUB GOOD MAN UIUJCJ CO. . 1110 Farnani 81 'Tse in Town , Honey ! " Pancake Flour A combination of the great staffs of life WHEAT , CORN and RICE. A grocer who offers you any other color : cd package than Red when you ask for the Genuine Aunt Jemima is trying to deceive you , and if he deceives you in this matter be may in your accounts. Remember the Red package. Beware of counterfeits. HERE'S OUR GUARANTEE. Bnmpickaiioof Oenulno Aunt Jemima's Solf- [ lltlng Pancake flour , anil If you do not find It makus tbe best cakes you erer at * , return the emp ty boi to your Krocer , laaye roar n n . and tbe grocer will refund tba mono/ and charge It to IK. BcltnUDcallr Trepared and kUnnfactared onlby RT , Davis Mill Go , .SUoseph , Mo. WHITE STAR LINE United StilttK nnd Hoynl Mull Sti'iimorH. Hnllln ? ri-oin Nl-\V VOIIIC n r llows : OnilMANlO. . .WKIJNKSDAY 27 NOV. , 2 p. m TEUTONIC .WUUNKBIIAY. < tll IKC. , 7 n. Ill IIIUTANNIC . .WKDNIMDAY. 11 IIKIV. 2 ] i. ill MAJESTIC . . . .TUKSI1AY. 17tli Oic. , 11 n. m BaloiM IUICUHKC , t50 nnil np\viinl. ucconllnK t BteamiT P1 ! ! ! .1 ! ! anil l cntltn of berth. * 2nil cabin J35 nnil ! 4D on Unjwllc unJ Teutonic- UltAKTH piiyHbk * on deinanil uveiywlioie li O i vii i Britain and Irrlivul noUl at lowoft intcc I'.ir ln i ) . > ctlon of pinna cf Kteainrin nnd an ; further Infonnadon npjily tn local n ciilx or ill icct to 11. MAITLANO ICEHSIIV , OI. Ast. 23 It'xvay.N.Y N. ANUintHUN. Oi'n. West. AKt. , Ut SOUTH CLAUIv STIIEKT. CIllCAOO. RAILWAY TIME CARD Leave * lUUHMNGTON & MO. IUViil.Airlvta | OmalmlUnlcn Urjiot , lOtli A : Mason Hl . | Omaha 8:30am : . Denver Hxpress . 9:25am : 4:2.pin.Iilli. : : Hills. Mont. & ruget Snil Iv4:0lpn : 4ftjpm : , . Denver Lxnrcu& . 405pu ; 7:02pm : .Nebraska Loral ( except fiumlay ) . . 7M5pm . . .Ltnc'ln Local ( except Humayi.li:23jn ] : 2 : < 3pm..raet Mall ( ( or Lincoln ) dally. . . Lea\es ICHIfAaO , nUHLINQTON it Q.IArrlves OmnhalUnlon Depot , lOtli & Mnson Sin. ) Omaha 5 : < Mpm . . . . .ChlniKo Vcjtllmlo 8:00an : 9MSam Chicago Cxpieas 4lJnrn : " iOpii..Clil-uuo | | K Kl. Lculx nxprtsa. . . 8 : < an ltS5ar.i : Pacific Junction Local & : r.0pn Knst Mall , 2:40pu : ICinCAQO , Mil * & BT. PAUUIArrlvri OinahajLInlon Depot , loth & Mason SinOmaha [ C00pm ; C.ilcnuo Limited S-.OJam I0:45am.Chicago : Kxprr n ( ex. Sunday ) . . . } ; ZJpm Leaves ( CHICAGO & NOnTIIWnHT'N.IArrhes OmahalUnlon Depot , loth K Mnson StB.j Omaha 1030am ; . , . Eastern Rxprcgi . 3:5pm : < : ' .pm . Vcstllmled Limited . , . . . 9:20nn : 7:05im : . Carroll I'ais ncer . 11:85m : DilJpm . Omaliu ChlcaRo FI > S"H ! . 8IOam : 4lSpm : . lloono Loral . Leaves ICHICAQO. It. I. & 1'ACIFIC.IArrlves OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Bin.I Omaha RA8T. 10:40am..Atlantic : Hxprrsi ( ex. Sunday ) , . , E:33pm : CSM : > m NlKht Kxprcts S:30aii : 4Wpn : Chicago Veallbuled Limited l:3np : 4Mpm..Bt. : Paul VfsllbuledLlmllnl. . . . 1:351)11 : ' WEST. 6(5pm.Oklahoma : * Texas Kx. tex. &un0Sam ) : l40pm ; Colorado Limited..4Qjpir ; Leaves I C , , BT. P. , M. & O. ( Arrives Omalia | _ Depot , 15lli und Webster 8ts.pmaha [ 8lVim.T..8loux ; C'lly Accommodation , , , 8lCnm : 12:15pm..BIoux : City Kxpremi ( ex. Kun.llUHm ) : Leaves I R. U. & MO. VALLRV. lArrlves Omahal Depot , IMIi and WeLiler tfl . I Omaha * 2Upm : Ka > t Mall and Express i:20pm : 2:3Spm.ex. : fiat. ) Wyo L'x. ( ex. Mon ) . . 6S pin 7Wam..Norfolk : Kxprecv ( ex. Sunday.IO:2Sam ) : 6:4Spm : , , . , .Ht. Paul Hipreis 910din ; Leave * K. C. . BT. J. & C. II. ( Arrives OmutmJlJnlon Depot , 10th & Mason HI . [ ° Ornaliu SUam.Kancas : City Day Express,7. , C : > 0pm 8 : < CpmIC. C. NlKht Ex. Via U , P. T i . _ 7Wam : Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. lArrlM-s Onmlial Depot , 15th and Webster Hta. I Omaha 10:40am : , , , .3t , I iuls Kxpress t:00am : SiiOjim. HI. LouU Express C08pm ; 3SOiim..fl.N'ebrutlta : Local ( PI. Bun. ) . . . . . 9:00um : LeaveTl fildinc cn ' & rXcfPUa I Arrives Omahal Depot , Uthjmd Wctster fits. | Omaha 't ; < 5pni r. 7..Bt. Paul Limited i0am Leaves I BIOIIX CITT't PACIFIO ( Arrives OmahaUnlon | Depot , .10th & Mason Bls.Omaha : ! , . . , . . . City paesemer..10SSpm ; : Eittpm. . . . . . .HI. Paul Limited . . . . ! 20ntn ; IxaveTl UNION PACiriC | Ar'lV * OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Bli.j Omalia 9:10am : , . . . ' . . . . North Platte Exprens , , , . . . , , 4SOpm : 8'lOam . Overland Limited . . . 4ISpm SiJSpm.Ileat'ce & Htronmb'K Ex ( ex. Hun. ) . 4:30pm : C:4Spm. : . Grand Island Express ( ex. Bun..li:10pm ) : ! 36pm. . . . Fast Mall . . . tjeavea I VAIIA8H"nAil ? WA'T. JArrlvea" OmahalUnlon Depot. Ktli & Mason Bts.j Omaha GREAT SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE-- Bankrupt Sale ° f * ' . Morse Dry Goods Co. Cor. IGth and Fnrnom Sts. Pltctioiuctinl HnrnnlitHl lixtrnordlnnry Values ! Unmerciful Prlco Cutting ! llitflt j nitU poods joitis , ' for almost n soup. Now Is your oppor tunity for inonoy snvlng. You ciinint utrortl to mls < any of the good tilings wo otTer Stilurtluy. Ladies' Underwear. Gents' Furnislii ng Ladies' Black Floaco- Department Lined Hose Gout's Heavy Hose THII nnd seamless , Very fine poods , double Rrny peed ? . MrotiR nud durnlile , liecN nnil0f , ribbed top" , ' Aloise's price Zie ! ( nil slzrs ) , worth ' ' We. S. K. OLSON 8. 10. OI.SON CO'S riUCK , I'O'S PRICE SATU11DAY , PAIR Fleece-lined Uiidorwoa'r ' Hose Boy's Bicycle Shirts nnd Drawers , nil Heavy rlblictl goods strong PIZCH , silver prny , line , warm nnd duniblcvoith S5o to4 fy _ _ Kooite , worth S5o , 8. 13. OL 40c. ' nil ftl7 > . S. E. OLSON * / C SON CO'S 1'UldlS SATUR 49c CO'S PRICE SATURDAY. . * DAY. EACH Ladies' Vests and Pants Gout's Ties Cream or gray , nil sizes , Tcclo nnd four-ln-bnnds , llcecc lined , nicely made , lluht nnd dark color. " , worth 37'ie. ' S. H. OLSON 4 f\ _ ' florae's prlco tip to Mo. S. CO'H PUlCE SATURDAY , 1 V C R OLSON CO'S 1MUC12 * 15ACII , - Ladies' Ribbed Vests- T ho Clipper -Shirt" - Unlnumlercd , linen IIOPOID , And I'nntp , yoke band , ex full reinforced , worth GJC. S. it a heavy , lleccc lined goods H OLSON CO'S worth 75o , S. K. OI.SON CO'S PRlbE SATUUDAY. . Gent's Camel's Hair ' Ladies' Combination Underwear Suits ShlrtH and Drawers , all Sliver gray , ribbed wool sizes , nil wool goods , soft gcods , line , wnrm nnd nnd wat in. worth jl.tw , nhlo , worth Jl.uO , OLSON CO'S PRICE ( DAY ONLY 21,000 Dollars Worth Cloaks Suits a nd Fur Garments - - - ALL NEW - - - \\e have Just finished In- voiclnt' our entire Cloak de partment and we Jlnd thut It foots up n little over J21.000. Out of such a larije Sock we ought to be able to ane one and all. If prices , > lo nnd material are con- dried. We have three Mipclnl lots that go Satur day. At $3.12 Clonk that arc worth up to J7.00. At $5.20 Clonka that nro worth up to J10.00. fit $7.49 CloikH tlmt are worth up $13.GD. 28 Imported Yclour Capes , 7 Imported Jackets , 4 Cloth Capc5. Ranging In price from $45.00 to $85.00 We will sell Saturday for 25 per cent off the soiling price. No two allko In this lot nnd no duplicates to bo found anywhere , ns these pattern gar ments are of our own Importation. , lu.j Handkerchief Dspt Yarn Department , Ladies' Colored Border Saxony & Germantown Hanker chief3 Yarns , good colors. Morse's Assorted colors and designs , 12Hc nnd ICc goods , S. E. scalloped edges , worth lOo OLSON CO'S PRICE , each. S. 13. OLSON CO'S SKEIN PRICE. THREE FOU German Yarn ' ' Knitting China Silk Handbw'f's Large skeins , good colors , Hemstitched , all fllk , with worth 20c , S. E. OLSON Initial corners , worth 35c , S. CO'S PRICE. SKEIN K. OLSON CO'S PRICE SATURDAY Spanish Yarn Iiadiea' Fine Swiss H'k'fs Large skeins , black , white , red and blue , tegular 22c All white , nicely embroider goods , S. E. OLSON CO'S ed , very sheer , pretty goods , PRICE. SKEIN worth K > s nnd 38c. S. 1C. OL SON CO'S PRICK SATUR DAY Drapery Dept , SJ Bibbon Bepfc. Japanese Tinsel Crape Gilt patterns , handsome Fancy Ribbons. goods for Bush curtains , 27 Inches wide , Morse's price Worth up to 15c , SATUR 5c 25c. S. 13. OLSON CO'S 14c DAY , YARD PRICE ONLY , YARD Silkoline Worth up to COe , SATURDAY - Plain color v 32 Inches wide , DAY , YARD good shades. Morse's price IGc. S. E. OLSON CO'S 8c PRICE ONLY , YARD Ladies' Dept Fish Net Muslin Gowns For sash curtnlns , open work effect. 00 Inches wide , -4 f\ Best qualities , extra wide Moite's price S5c , S. E. OL- | VIC and long , daintily trimmed SON CO'S PRICE , YARD. . . * - * * with cmbtoldery , lace und Insertion , Morse's price $1.00 PRICE and $1.25 , ONLY S. 13. OLSON CO'fc Flannel Dept Wool Fascinators White Baby Flannel Dlack , white nnd color ? , Morso'H price 2T > c , S , 13. OLSON hand made , , size good Morse's pi Ice 45c. S. 13. OL 19c SON CO'S [ 'RICE ONLY , SON CO'S PRICE ONLY. . . . YARD Morse's 40s quality , 8. Tee Wool Shawls OLSON CO'S PRICE Hnnil knit , white and black , YARD good slBf , Morse's price S7c , All Wool Shaker 8. 13. OLSON CO'S PRICE ONLY Flannel Children's Bonnets 3G Inches wide , heavy nnd Silk and plush , pretty styles , strong , warranted all pure ' wool , gray ; blue nnd brown , best shades , Morse's DOc , " mixed , regular goods GG . 13. OLSON ? . H. E. OLSON CO'S I' " ' PRICE ONLY ONLY , YARD Lace Dept Notion Dept Blaok Chantilla Lace i Fancy glass Atomizers , Morse's 2 to 4 Inches wide , assorted price 35C , our price 13a patterns , Morse's price 12V4c ivory handled Nail Urushes , Morso'H to ISc. S. E. OLSON COr8 price HOC , our price . .lOc PRIC13 SATURDAY. YARD Wood hack Hair Ilruahea , Morse'w Cream and White Wosh Tar price Toilet 15c , Soap our , price Morse's prlco ; Sc ; , 7o Laces our prlco > " AsFortcd patterns , 3 to 10 WliUk llrooms , Morse's price 15c , IncheH wide , heavy and dur- ' " " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Alcolio'l"Lamp" Morse'1 ! prlco' 26C , ablu goods , worth ISc to 25c , , ) SATURDAY 8. K. OLSON , YARD CO'S PRICE 9c Oi"lenlar | l ° ot"poii'r'rl'Morse's" price Fancy Coll-vrj. ? , % ' % ! . , ' ' " ' ; , ' ' . ; Largo HMiiare and round de- Morse'N price lOc. 16c. our .prlco. . lo nnd beaded , ulgns , velvet and chiffon ef Rnchlng. Mors < ? pile crupo ! . lOc Ili-so to 20c. our price lo fects , elegant goods for ' , . Illuck Hliuwl Pins per doz. Morse's street anil evening wear , , . price. . . lo . . , irlcc Cc. our regular $3.00 to $5.00 goods lOc Morse CHOICE OF THE LOT Curling Irons , a price , SATURDAY ONLY our price lo BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Prices lower than over , Don't fall to pot eomo of thoHO snaps for the ycunt'stors. BOYS' WAISTS KvorythliiR put In ono lil lot , liicliidlnir the liust BOOiU niudo. such UH "KliiKU und "K. K.'rbraiiU ! ulso lioya-1'iiuii- flew WHUli.lHllfti.DOl . niiUHwtt.h i t ' ; ! j\-I \ ' L7C1l1l'IVIor'0 ! " "r'C ' ° 75o to ti.W , choice of the entire lot. HATUltUAY OM DiiTk colors wiirni. diirablu uood" , iloublu boats and Unco $2' 25 pant * , wortli I3.6U , BATUHIJAY ONLY f * ) iirh colorx , heavy goods , all slzei , wortli M.OO , BATUHDAY J ONLY i , BOYS' HEAVY UtSTERS-Oloso nap. mixed color , chinchilla clotti. huuyy. soft goofli. wnrm und diiralilo. wull lliivit und veil made , ulUlzos. worth 16.00 to 18.00 , OHO1OB OMLY s. E. OLSON co.
